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Particle Hunters Can Spend a Lifetime Searching for Answers
In physics, experiments to answer the big questions can take decades to run—and might not produce any findings at all.Continue Reading
After years of breaking the rules, Boris Johnson must now hope his MPs won’t change the only one keeping him in office
Britain has no single document which outlines what its democracy looks like. The British constitution is made up of huge amounts of legislation, all of which can be rewritten if needed, and rules and traditions which are widely accepted by all politicians. This reliance on tradition and accepted standards worksContinue Reading
Love Island 2022 spoilers: Newcomer Remi Lambert makes a move on Indiyah Polack
The 22-year-old Mancunian singlton was one of two new bombshells who came to the villa on Tuesday night. In Wednesday’s episode, viewers will see him waste no time in pulling the hotel waitress, 23, for a chat. He is quick to compliment Polack saying: “You look nice by the way.Continue Reading
Ukraine and Poland: why the countries fell out in the past, and are now closely allied
No country supports the Ukrainian war effort more passionately than Poland, and no country shelters more Ukrainian refugees. Ukrainian-Polish relations have never been better. Polish political parties might disagree about everything else, but they all strongly support Ukraine and her borders. Russian imperialist ambitions also threaten Polish security. Since PolandContinue Reading
Ashes-winning captain Michael Vaughan among FOUR ex-England stars charged by ECB following Yorkshire racism scandal
MICHAEL VAUGHAN and three other ex-England players have been charged with bringing cricket into disrepute over racism allegations. Their county Yorkshire was also charged and it comes little more than a week before the Third Test against New Zealand starts at Headingley. 2 Michael Vaughan is one of four ex-EnglandContinue Reading
Ukraine: most people refuse to compromise on territory, but willingness to make peace depends on their war experiences – new survey
The war in Ukraine shows no signs of ending soon. Ukraine is suffering between 600 and 1,000 casualties a day. A fifth of Ukraine is now controlled by Russia and its proxies. Wars generate well-known “rally-around-the-flag” effects in public opinion – though the nature and sincerity of this is disputed.Continue Reading
New chief medical officer appointed to replace Dr Tony Holohan
Professor Breda Smyth has been appointed as interim chief medical officer at the Department of Health, Minster for Health Stephen Donnelly has confirmed. Prof Smyth will replace Dr Tony Holohan who is due to resign on July 1st after 14 years in the role. Prof Smyth is currently the professorContinue Reading
Rwanda deportations: what is the European Court of Human Rights, and why did it stop the UK flight from taking off?
A flight chartered to send asylum seekers from the UK to Rwanda as part of a new government policy was grounded following an intervention by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR). The plan to deport asylum seekers for processing in Rwanda is intended, the government says, to deter peopleContinue Reading
Ex-Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa lined up for Athletic Bilbao job after talks
EX-LEEDS manager Marcelo Bielsa is reportedly being lined up by Athletic Bilbao as their potential new manager. Bielsa, 66, was sacked as Leeds boss despite being a popular figure at the club back in February as the team were dragged into a relegation battle. 1 Marcelo Bielsa could make aContinue Reading
The inside story of Recovery: how the world’s largest COVID-19 trial transformed treatment – and what it could do for other diseases
Recovery team members Mark Campbell, Guilherme Pessoa-Amorim and Leon Peto photographed at the Big Data Institute in Oxford Photograph: Adam Gasson/UKRI, CC BY-SA Guilherme – June 16, 2020. Evening TV news shows across the world were suddenly opening with the result of our research, and rightly so. Dexamethasone was theContinue Reading